Author Archives: Ron Conte

Conclusion: Archbishop Carlo M. Vigano should be brought before a judge, ordered to undergo psychiatric evaluation, and if he is found to be mentally competent (which is not at all certain), he should be excommunicated and laicized by the Church. … Continue reading →

Here is the report from LifeSiteNews: Pope Francis’ next encyclical will be on ‘human fraternity’, Italian bishop claims. Hilariously, the subtitle of the LifeSiteNews piece is ” ‘Human fraternity’ is a secular virtue extolled by the Masonic brotherhood”. They also … Continue reading →

Cardinal Luis Francisco Ladaria Ferrer, S.J. Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith Piazza del S. Uffizio, 11 00193 ROMA Your Eminence, I write regarding the issue of any otherwise validly-ordained Catholic priest, whose baptism is discovered to have been … Continue reading →

The Catholic blogoverse is all a twitter on the case of Father Matthew Hood, of the archdiocese of Detroit, Michigan. He has a video of his baptism, and it clearly shows the deacon who baptized Hood using the invalid formula … Continue reading →

From the messages to Pedro Regis: “Ye walk into a future where many will abandon the true faith and cling to false doctrines. The great spiritual confusion will spread everywhere and the pain will be great for My poor children.” … Continue reading →

This post exposes the errors and falsehoods in the article titled, “FR. KRAMER’S ERROR CONCERNING “THE UNFAILING FAITH OF PETER“. The article begins with a quote from Fr. Kramer. I don’t know Fr. Kramer and his position is not mine. … Continue reading →

In the past, I’ve argued online in favor of the infallibility of the Bible, not only on faith and morals, but on every subject about which Scripture makes an assertion. And what I find is people don’t want the Bible … Continue reading →

The question is not what causes Covid-19? We know it is caused by the virus, SARS-CoV-2. And we know quite a lot about the virus and the disease. Thousands of studies and articles have been published on this virus and … Continue reading →

Many critics of Pope Francis justify their accusations against the successor of Peter by pointing to the alleged errors of past Popes. The argument is quite simple: “past Roman Pontiffs erred to the extent of apostasy and idolatry (Pope Marcellinus) … Continue reading →